| onionberry said: modern games like uncharted a cinematic old school action adventure game and like halo 5 a classic fps. or like beyond: 2 souls a point and click adventure game with amazing graphics or forza, a classic car simulator with great graphics. Or maybe bloodborne, a classic modern action game (3d Castlevania) or maybe like Quantum Break, a classic Max Payne Game with a cool "gotta go fast" mechanic. Or like Knack, a new age ps2 game, or maybe a classic fighting game like KI. |
None of the games you mentioned are in any way "old school". Except maybe KI. All of the games you listed are Gen 6 style games and onward. Which shows you are unable to grasp the concept and wouldn't be the target market anyway. You list yourself as 21, so it's hardly surprizing. The genres made in your lifetime are all readily available on XBOne and PS4.
If you were older, you would have grown up with games like Mega Man and Castlevania (side-scroling action titles) or Final Fantasy 1-6, top-down classic RPGs with turn-based combat. These games are mostly now only available through kickstarter and by indie devs. I believe there is a tremendous market for modern takes of these classic styles. Exclusive support of well-produced NES-SNES style games by well-respected game directors could attract millions of older hardcore gamers to Nintendo platforms.
